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Title: Engines of Prosperity: Templates for the Information Age by Gerardo R. Ungson, John D. Trudel ISBN: 1-86094-092-7 Publisher: Imperial College Press Pub. Date: January, 1999 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $30.00

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (7 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Finally making money in the Information Age makes sense.
Comment: "Engines of Prosperity" is a startling book. With a few punchy, key themes, it paints a whole new paradigm. Suddenly, making money in the Information Age makes sense.

The book gives a new perspective that sees the forest made from the trees. Beginning with the title, it challenges the reader to ponder first the right questions, and then look for his particular answers.

The given broad answers are a context for the particular answers. The actions of modern technology leaders are then analyzed, and the successes and failures seem self evident.

Most satisfying is the uninterrupted transition from theory (economics), to policy (e.g. patent laws), to practice (business). The reader is engaged in a lively, readable journey across disciplines without missing a step.

Rating: 5
Summary: This book is phenomenal! It is a must-read for CEOs.
Comment: This new book, Engines of Prosperity, can best be described in one word -- PHENOMENAL!!!

Charles W. Olsen, President and CEO, ARCS International, Inc.

Rating: 5
Summary: This book provides a provocative view.
Comment: Engines of Prosperity provides a provocative view of how the global business landscaping is changing. This terrain, once the purview of U.S. enterprises, is rapidly evolving in new directions that involve unfamiliar operation structures and principals.

This work highlights how successful businesses in the next century MUST be different and how knowledge can become their lifeblood.

Marvin L. Patterson, President, Innovation Resultants International, Los Altos, CA